
The Rules of Magic

She’d denied who she was, and when that happens it’s easy enough to become something else entirely, most
Alice Hoffman • The Rules of Magic
amulets,
Alice Hoffman • The Rules of Magic
“I love fairy tales,” Jet said dreamily. She felt like a water nymph when she floated in the lake, a pure elemental spirit.
Alice Hoffman • The Rules of Magic
Here was a repository of a woman’s knowledge, collected and passed on.
Alice Hoffman • The Rules of Magic
The kitchen was enormous, with an ancient pine table long enough to seat a dozen and a huge black stove, the sort that hadn’t been sold for decades.
Alice Hoffman • The Rules of Magic
The Grimoire contained instructions on how to craft talismans, amulets, and healing charms.
Alice Hoffman • The Rules of Magic
She’d read that Maria Owens was thought to have the ability to turn herself into a crow in order to accomplish her witchery.
Alice Hoffman • The Rules of Magic
“Aunt Isabelle always says that every guest should bring a gift when visiting. Even if that guest is unwanted.
Alice Hoffman • The Rules of Magic
Eldest was Frances, with skin as pale as milk and blood-red hair, who early on had the ability to commune with birds, which flocked to her window as if called when she was still in her crib.